The Stephen Low Company is pleased to announce an agreement with media company Shout Factory that will see the Stephen Low film “Rocky Mountain Express” released on Blu-ray 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray HD disc later this year. For the full article and more info and links: http://www.stephenlow.com/rocky-mountain-express-to-be-released-on-blu-ray-4k-ultra-hd-and-blu-ray-disc/

Rocky Mountain Express Awarded Best Film and Best Cinematography The Stephen Low Company is pleased to announce that “Rocky Mountain Express” has been awarded “Best Film Short Subject” and “Best Cinematography” by the Giant Screen Cinema Association. The top awards were voted on by giant screen theaters from around the world and were announced and presented at the GSCA 2012 annual conference in Sacramento, California. Filmmaker Stephen Low was on hand to receive the award for Best Film together with Director …

We invite you to a special fundraising event for Exporail, the Montreal premiere of the full version of the film Rocky Mountain Express by Montreal filmmaker Stephen Low, on March 31, 2012 at the Scotiabank – IMAX Theatre. This is the only opportunity to see Stephen Low’s production in the Montreal area, as no other presentations of the film are planned. Lasting 45 minutes, the movie propels audiences on a steam train journey through breathtaking vistas of the Canadian Rockies and …

The star of “Rocky Mountain Express” makes an appearance in the last minutes of “End-of-th-Line” a 1959 National Film Board of Canada documentary that explores the last days of steam. See the film online on the NFB’s website: http://www.nfb.ca/film/end_of_line/ Choose “High Quality” if you can for best viewing provided internet speed is working for you. Directed by Terence McCartney Filgate and produced by Roman Kroitor (one of the founders of IMAX Corporation) and Wolf Koenig, “this documentary short offers a nostalgic look at the …

“Rocky Mountain Express” is coming to the Netherlands and to Switzerland in 2012. The film opens at Omniversum in The Hague, Netherlands in April, 2012 and at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne, Switzerland in September, 2012. For details and a complete up-to-date listing of theaters currently exhibiting or slated to exhibit the film, check out our “where-to-see-it”. Also, sign-up for our occasional e-newsletter about the film to learn about new openings.

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